McEwen High School - Bagpipes Yearbook (Athena, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1962 volume:

1962 Bagpipes McSwen Migk School A them, Oregon McSwen Migh foreword Perfection, beauty, regality - qualities for which every student wishes his Alma Mater to stand. McEwen High School has long been a top school, known and loved by many students. In more recent years, admiration has rapidly increased with our growing school, a school striving to attain a goal. Today, we may stand aside, and with one satisfying glance, be convinced that McEwen High has reached this goal - the attainment of which has brought with it those very qualities that students yearn to claim. With progress comes perfection could well be the motto of McEwen. The mighty Scotties have a large, modern gymnasium to host visiting teams. The splendid loca- tion of M. H. S. has also led to its progress. The science department and the library have contributed greatly to the completeness of the school. Thus is indicated the per- fection that has accompanied the progress of McEwen High. Webster defines beauty as the quality which gratifies the eye. Such a definition is certainly representative of our school. It has been said the beauty is as beauty does - and M. H. S. is very definitely beautiful in both appearance and individuality. Last, but far not least, a feeling of regality reigns supreme over the campus of McEwen. Whether one be a student of yesteryear or one of today, a feeling of pride is always with him when he contem- plates his splendid school. Perfection, beauty, regality - these belong to McEwen High - this is our Alma Mater. Contents Administration Seniors Javorites Classes Organizations A Me ties , Activities t'N Robert Coppock Student My Officers PRESIDENT Casey Rushing SGT. -AT-ARMS Terry Smith SECRETARY Peggy Funk Joy Ashcroft TREASURER VICE PRESIDENT SEATED - S. Schneider, T. Smith, P. Funk, C. Rushing, J. Ashcroft, R. Coppock, L. Lieuallen; STANDING - L. Jackson, L. McCoy, J. Blackwell, B. McMillan, B. Hansell, H. Youncs, B. Mc- Millan, N. Wernsing. Zhe faculty MR. THOMAS MUNCK English, Library, Journalism,Speech MR. JAMES BLACKWELL Agriculture, Shop, Mechanical Drawing MRS. HUGH GILLILAND General Math, P. E., Typing, Health MR. RAY BLAYLOCK Shorthand, Custodian MR. C. H. SIMPSON Typing, Office, Business Law, Superintendent ofM.M.S. MR. JAMES NIBLER Spanish, P. E., Health, Coach men school MR. CLOYD DUNCAN American Problems, P. E., Health, U. S. History, General Science, Northwest History MRS. C. H. SIMPSON Home Economics MR. ELVIN TAYLOR Chemistry, Algebra, Biology .MR. JOHN HANSEN Sr. Math, Band Zke School Board and The Coat of Arms painted for McEwen by Mrs. James Sampson, Sr., represents well the time and effort the school board puts forth. Through their effort and the vote of the citizens, a new $32,000 band room will be added to McEwen. The board also oversees all athletic and scholastic events of the year. The students wish to thank this board who, this year, consists of Claron Hesp-Chairman, Velton Read, Robert Zerba, Maurice Johns, and Wendell Clore. Workers Behind the Scene BUS DRIVER Mrs. Baldwin CUSTODIAN Ray Blaylock BUS DRIVER John Chase BUS DRIVER Doug Priest f t JAMES HARRY BLACKWELL Glee Club 2-4; Thespians 2-4; Torch Honor 4; Highlander Staff 2; Jr. Class Play 3; M Club 2-4; Football 3-4; Student Council 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 2-4; Safe Driving Council 4; Student Body - V. Pres. 3; Torch Honor Society Pres. 4; Class Officers - Pres. 1,2,4, Student Council Rep. 2,4. Ambition - Major in Geology, Minor in Archeology and Palentology. BEVERLY DORINE McMILLAN ALAN RALPH COPPOCK Jr. Class Play 3; FFA 1-4; Football 2; Track 1-2; Basketball 3; Class Officers - Sgt. -at- Arms 4. Ambition - College, Service, Ranching. JOYCE MARLENE LEDGERWOOD Girls' League 1-4; Treas. 4; Glee Club 1- 4; Torch Honor 3-4; Volleyball 1-3; High- lander Staff 4; Jr. Class Play 3; Highland Fling 3; Librarian 2-4; Class Officers - Sec. 4; Girl of Month - Cooperation. Ambition - Secretary. CASEY RUSHING JR. Glee Club 2-4; Thespians 4; Highlander Staff 4; Bagpipes Staff 4; Jr. Class Play 4; FFA 1-4; M Club 1-4; Football 4; Track 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Student Body - Pres. 4; FFA - V. Pres. 4; Class Officer - Pres. 1, Sgt. -at-Arms 3. Ambition - State Policeman. Girls' League 2-4, V. Pres, and Pres. 4; Glee Club 2-4; Thespians 3-4; Torch Honor 4; Highlander Staff 3-4; Bagpipes Staff 3-4; Librarian 2-4; Student Coun- cil 2-4; Safe Driving Conference 4; Tri-State 3-4; Class Officers - Treas. 4, Student Council Rep. 2; Vice Pres. 4; Girl of Month-Leadership 4. Ambition - Nurse, Marriage. SHARON ANN SCHNEIDER Girls' League 1-4; Glee Club 1-4; Girls' State Alternate 3; Thespians 3-4; Torch Honor 3-4; Volleyball 1-2, Manager 2; Highlander Staff 3-4; Bagpipes Staff 3-4; Highlander Editor 4; Highland Fling 3-4; Jr. Class Play 3; Librarian 2-4; Class Officers-V. Pres. 1, Sec. 2, Sgt. -at-Arms 3; Student Council 3-4. Ambition - Teacher DAVID LYLE CASE Jr. Class Play 3; FFA 4; Manager 1; Track 3. Ambition - Undecided RONALD L. MYERS Jr. Class Play 3; FFA 1-4; M” Club 3-4; Football 1-3; Baseball 3-4; Class Officers - V. Pres. 4, Sgt. -at-Arms 3-4. Ambition - Auto Mechanic ROLINDA JOY MORRISON Girls' League 1-4; Torch Honor 1-2; Glee Club 1,2,4; Thespians 1,2,4; Highland Staff 1-2; Bagpipes Staff 1-2; Pep Band 1- 2; Tri-State 1; class Officer - Treas. 4. Ambition - College HAROLD A. YOUNCS Glee Club 4; Thespians 2-4; Jr. Class Play 3; FFA 1-4; M Club 1-4; Student Council 3-4; Basketball 4; Football 1-4; Thespians Pres. 4; FFA Pres. 4; Class Officers - V. Pres. 3, Treas. 2, Sgt. -at-Arms 1; East West Shrine Team. Ambition - College LELA ANN LIEU ALLEN Girls' League 1-4; Glee Club 1-4; Girls' State 3; Thespians 3-4; Cheerleader 3; Torch Honor 1-4; Prom Court 3; Volleyball 1-2; Highlander Staff 2-4; Bag- pipes Staff 2-4; Jr. Class Play 3; Highland Fling 3-4; Highland Fling Girl 3-4; Bagpipes Editor 4; Highland Lassies 1-4; Swing Band 4; Band Majorette 4; Safe Driving Council 3; Tri-State 1-3; Girl of Month-Courtesy 3; Scholarship 4; Pep Band - Pres. 4; Class Officer - Pres. 3, Sec. 2. Ambition - College. DENNIS MICHAEL WIDENER Glee Club 1-4; Thespians 4; Highlander Staff 4; Bagpipes Staff 4; Jr. Class Play 3; FFA 4; M” Club 2-4; Football 1-4; Stu- dent Council 4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1 4; Class Officers - Pres. 3, Sec. 2; Sgt. - at-Arms 1, Student Council Rep. 4. Ambition - College. FRANK FAY CARSTENS Glee Club 1,4; Thespians 4; Bagpipes Staff 3; Highland Fling 3; M Club 1-4; Man- ager 1-4. Ambition - College. PEGGY MARLENE FUNK Girls' League 1-4; Glee Club 1-4; Girls' State 3; Thespians 2-4; Cheerleader 3; Volleyball 1-2; Highlander Staff 1-4; Highland Fling Girl 3-4; Student Council 2-4; Highland Lassies 1-4; Swing Band 2-4; Band Majorette 4; Pep Band Majorette 3-4; Student Body - Sec. 4; Thespians - V. Pres. 3; Class Officer - Pres. 1,4; V. Pres. 3, Sec. 3-4; Sgt. -at-Arms 2; Jr. Class Play 3; FFA Sweetheart 3; Umatilla County Fair Princess 3. Ambition - Elementary School Teacher. Valedictorian Cela Lela Lieuallen, who maintained a 3.9 GPA, was named valedictorian of the class of '62. Participat- ing in many activities, she is a member of Thespians, Torch Honor, Glee Club, and Pep Band. Also she held the offices of Bagpipes editor and cheerleader. Lela, a citizen of Oregon’s Girls' State, is an active member in church, and also was Worthy Advisor of Rainbow. A member of the prom court in both 1961 and 1962, Lela plans to continue her education at Oregon State University in Corvallis. Salutatorlan Koliada Graduating with a 3. 3 GPA, Rolinda Morrison received the honor of salutatoriam She has re- mained active while at McEwen by participating in Thespians, Glee Club, Torch Honor, and Girls' League. Rolinda moved to Vancouver, Washington, in her junior year, but came back to McEwen to complete the final semester of school. As an active member of church, Rolinda will attend college at the University of Oregon in Eugene. Cast Will and Zest ament CLASS MOTTO: This Far and Further CLASS COLORS: Red and White CLASS FLOWERS: Red Rose I. Alan Coppock, will my ability to make it to school, just about every day, to Ed Dufloth who is a chronic skipper. I, Harold Youncs, will my car to Kathy Rand so she won’t have to walk to lunch next year. I. Lela Lieuallen, will to Linda Rand my faithful snare drum and sticks so that she, too. may be worth her weight in gold. I, Peggy Funk, will my little black book with phone numbers to Jeanne Remillard to use in her future years as a career girl. I, Ron Myers, will my height to Dick McMillan who I’m sure could use it. I, Jim Blackwell, will my ability to agree with everyone to Bill Hansell who would probably choke before admitting he was wrong. I, Sharon Schneider, will my great ability to talk all the time to Gary Roden who is always quiet. I, Joyce Ledgerwood, will my ability to get along with a certain boy to Daryle Van Wagner who seems to be having trouble. I, Casey Rushing, will my long hair to Joy Ashcroft who hasn’t had a hair cut for two months and it still isn't long enough to cut. I, Frank Carstens, will all the smells and stinks I made in Chemistry to Craig Taylor, who is a close runner-up. I, Beverly McMillan, will my ability to catch and keep a guy to Sue Tinsley, who has a new boyfriend every week. I, Denny Widener, will my ability to get out of things to Judy Pambrun who seems to always get caught. I, David Case, will my scooter to Rose Wilson who has a long way to walk to school. I, Rolinda Morrison, will my ability to catch Algebra the first time around to Kathy Rand who seems to have anti-Algebra bubble around her head. 1962 Prophecy The Class of '62 was always considered very deep - therefore, it is not surprising to find that after 20 years they are really living off the deep end. Alan Coppock has been doing a great deal of undersea farming since all but 10°]o of his dry farmland has been placed in the soil bank. Alan finds underwater farming a bit more difficult but at least there is no dust, rust or drought to put up with down there. Not far from Alan's ranch, Harold Youncs is operating the ocean's largest mining company. Harold special- izes in anything that can be dug out of the ocean's bottom. Harold’s private secretary, Joyce Ledger- wood, said she finds this ocean mining just fascinating. Everything can be mined on the ocean floor she tells us and, although she is interested in the iron, gold, and oil, she still likes diamonds best. David Case has a successful business on the ocean floor, also. He goes around on his motor scooter collecting fish eggs marketed under the label Homogenized Caviar. To make David's egg collecting possible, Frank Carstens has designed a new air pressure system for the motor scooter as well as a periscope, which prevents David from causing an international incident by scooping up eggs on foreign territory by mistake. Jim Blackwell is working on the training of octopi which make very fine pets. Having always felt that additional arms would be a distinct asset to any young man, Jim regrets that he didn't begin this project 20 years sooner. A near tragedy was averted when after being swallowed by a large whale Sharon Schnei- der caused the whale such a case of indigestion she was quickly cast up on the Continental Shelf. Said Sharon, I may be on the shelf, but I proved something, I think. Peggy Funk has had much reason to be thankful for the music training at McEwen Hi, for she now directs a fish chorus. Peggy says it made her feel a little silly teaching do re me” to a bunch of mackerel, but she gets a great deal of satisfaction from her fishy act - the Squid Squirm. The great scientific observer Rolinda Morrison, has been employed by the Friends of Frustrated Fish Club to give lectures on how to protect man's best underwater friend. Her latest lecture was How to Keep Fish From Becoming Neurotic. Beverly McMillan, carrying on childhood hobbies, experiments in making mud pies in the briny deep. She says, If you really want a mud you can get the feel of, try the white calcareous ooze of the Carribean, which gives you all the pleasures of mud pie making without all of the color that sticks to your fingers. No one has heard how Casey Rushing's Top Secret underwater experiments have turned out, but rumors have it that he was seen rushing down about 10 fathoms trying to look like Mike Nelson and being chased by a school of mermaids. Casey has had trouble of this sort for many years and still he wonders, Why, oh why, can't the girls resist me? The nautical career of Denny Widener began right after high school when he joined the Navy, where he spent so much time hanging over the side of the ship. Upon his discharge from the Navy he joined the Underwater Observation Unit and now he spends his time looking up at the bottom of ships that pass overhead. All of the vehicles used in transportation on the oceanbottom have created quite a business for Ron Myers which he calls Ron's Rapid and Radical Repair Shop. Ron says that if these young hot rodders would just realize they were traveling in salt water instead of just plain old atmosphere maybe they would stop eeling around and salting up their motors. Lela Lieuallen, who is going about in the backward areas of Upper Manhatten and Backley, Boston, is teaching people how to prepare a delicious seaweed and snail casserole. Lela, a home economist, is employed by the Underseas Develop- ment Company. With such great food shortages on earth, Lela says that hunger is completely unneces- sary if the housewives will fry a little algae and chew blubber. After finishing the complete course at McEwen, the Class of '62 felt they had much to give the world and since no one on land would accept their contribution they did not hesitate to go right on to the lower levels where they became a success. Says Mr. Simpson, the former advisor of this famous class, Nothing has given me as much satisfaction as my association with this vital and stimulating class. Why, they made everyone want to go off the deep end. Senior Class Officers PRESIDENT - Jim Blackwell VICE PRESIDENT - Beverly McMillan SECRETARY - Peggy Funk TREASURER - Rolinda Morrison SGT. -AT-ARMS - Ron Myers CLASS REPRESENTATIVE - Denny Widener MISS CITIZEN Sharon Schneider MR. CITIZEN Casey Rushing The Bob Pinkerton award for the 1961-62 year was received by Harold Youncs. This award was donated to McEwen in memory of an MHS alumnus and is awarded to any out- standing senior athlete. Citizenship A ward Congratulations, Harold Youncs! Harold was chosen as a member of the East- West Shrine team in football. As the most deserving basketball player, he also went to the state track meet where he placed fifth in the high jump. Harold has participated in baseball his senior year too. Richard McCracken J ward MIKE SHIELDS RECEIVES AWARD Mike Shields was presented with the Richard McCracken Award which is based on athletic and scholastic ability. It is presented to an outstanding sophomore boy who excels in these two fields. The name of the recipient is en- graved on the plaque which was presented by the Class of 1962. Pictured are the members of the prom court. SEATED: Queen Carol White and her escort, Dan Vawter. STANDING: Al Cook, Princess Beverly McMillan, Jim Blackwell, Princess Peggy Funk, Princess Lela Lieuallen, Wes Marshall, Princess Joan Schneider, Fred Baker. $ unior-Senior Prom Royalty Highland Carol White Beverley Jackson Lela Lieuallen Peggy Funk Mary Alice Main Karen Smith Mr. Irresistible David Lyle Case was named the first Mr. Irresistible of McEwen High. He was chosen by the number of yak buttons he was given. When a girl talked to a boy, she gave him a yak button. David, receiving the most buttons became the most irresistible boy in McEwen. David was crowned Mr. Irresistible at the Halloween dance in October. Mr. and Miss M rry Christmas PEGGY FUNK Qirl of the year MISS SCHOLARSHIP Lela Lieuallen GIRL OF THE YEAR Beverly McMillan MISS PERSONALITY Carol White MISS COOPERATION Joyce Ledgerwood MISS LEADERSHIP Beverly McMillan MISS ATHLETIC ABILITY Karen Smith MISS SERVICE Rose Wilson ’ A v. MISS POISE Vickie Woodward MISS TALENT Peggy Funk k MISS COURTESY Joan Schneider CAROL WHITE ROBERT COPPOCK {juniors Class BILL HANSELL SUSAN NICHOLS KATHY RAND JOY ASHCROFT KAY ROBINSON LEONARD PITTMAN BEVERLEY JACKSON TERRY SMITH DORENE HOWTON ROBERT ALDERMAN EILEEN CHASE Present Play JOAN SCHNEIDER CRAIG TAYLOR ROSE WILSON DARREL DRIESSCHE VICKIE WOODWARD BOB MCMILLAN VIRGINIA BEEBE GARY MOORE BEVERLY ROBERTS EDWARD DUFLOTH BEN HAYS BILL CARSTENS junior Class Officers PRESIDENT - Bill Hansell VICE PRESIDENT - Tom Morasch SECRETARY - Beverley Jackson TREASURER - Rose Wilson (not pictured) SGT. -AT-ARMS - Craig Taylor CLASS REPRESENTATIVE - Leonard Pittman DAVID GRIMES SAM PAMBRUN Sophomores Noise TOM BLAYLOCK BILL ST A ATS JIM WHITNEY KAREN SMITH MIKE SHIELDS LORRAINE JACKSON DOUG McEWEN MARY ALICE MAIN TOM HESP JANET REMILLARD GREG MILEY GENE RUSHING KRISTIE WEBER BILL PEAL SHERRY SHEARD WESLEY MARSHALL SUE TINSLEY BILL HAYS JEANNE REMILLARD FRED BREEDING Sophomore Class Officers PRESIDENT - Doug McEwen VICE PRESIDENT - Mary Alice Main SECRETARY - Mike Shields TREASURER - David Grimes SGT. -AT-ARMS - Karen .Smith CLASS REPRESENTATIVE - Tom Hesp SHARON MAYBERRY TYLER HANSELL drosk McSwen DELMAR ZOUNAR DOREEN FROESE JANIE SHEARD GEORGE MESSER GERALDINE WRIGHT TERRI DUNCAN BILL HUNKAPILLAR KATHY WHITE JUDI PAMBRUN HAROLD HARRIS LINDA HARRIS Enter High JANET ZERBA DICK MCMILLAN MARK PERKINS LINDA RAND NANCY WERNSING KIETH LaMUNYON FAYE BAKER CAROL ROBINSON MIKE DORMAIER JOAN GIBSON DARYLE VAN WAGONER STANLEY BREEDING SHARON McCRACKEN Jreskman Class Officers PRESIDENT - Mark Perkins VICE PRESIDENT - Terry Duncan SECRETARY - Kathy White TREASURER - Tyler Hansell (not pictured) CLASS REPRESENTATIVE - Janie Sheard GIRLS' LEAGUE REP. - Doreen Froese ACTIVITIES: Mary Main, Casey Rushing, Kristie Weber, Harold Youncs, Denny Widener. BUSINESS: Kathy Rand, Karen Smith, Nancy Wemsing, Doreen Froese. ADMINISTRATION: Beverly Roberts, Lorraine Jackson, Joan Schneider. FAVORITES: Beverley Jackson and Susan Nichols (Co-Assistant Bagpipes Editors), Lois McCoy. CLASSES: Linda Callaway, Peggy Funk, Sharon McCracken, Beverly McMillan. ■a ART: Eileen Chase, Doreen Howton, Rose Wilson. ATHLETICS: Kay Robinson, Carol White, Jim Whitney, Mike Shields, Tom Blaylock. ORGANIZATIONS: Janet Remillard, Kathy White, Sharon Schneider, Sherry Sheard, Vickie Woodward. tv m PHOTOGRAPHY: Robert Coppock, Greg Miley, David Grimes. EDITOR Sharon Schneider SEATED - P. Funk, B. McMillan, K. Rand, R. Wilson (Assistant Editor), S. Schneider (Editor), J. Schneider (Assistant Editor), K. Robinson, S. Nichols, L. McCoy, D. Howton; STANDING - C. White, J. Ledgerwood, V. Woodward, E. Chase, C. Rushing, H. Youncs, R. Coppock, Mr. Munck (Advisor), G. Miley, L. Lieuallen. Qirls ’Ceague PRESIDENT - Beverly McMillan VICE PRESIDENT - Susan Nichols SECRETARY - Carol White TREASURER - Joyce Ledgerwood HISTORIAN - Mary Alice Main MARSHAL - Joan Schneider FIRST ROW - Mrs. Simpson (Advisor), L. Lieuallen, S. Schneider, J. Ledgerwood, C. White, S. Nichols, B. McMillan, J. Schneider, M. Main, R. Morrison, P. Funk, K. Rand; SECOND ROW - V. Beebe, L. Harris, S. McCracken, L. Jackson, L. Rand, V. Woodward, L. McCoy, S. Tinsley, J. Pambrun, E. Chase, D. Howton; THIRD ROW - C. Robinson, G. Wright, J. Gibson, K. White, J. Sheard, N. Wern- sing, K. Smith, L. Callaway, B. Jackson, D. Van Wagoner; FOURTH ROW - J. Remillard, T. Duncan, D. Froese, F. Baker, J. Zerba, K. Weber, R. Wilson, S. Sheard, S. Mayberry, J. Remillard, B. Roberts. GIRLS’ LEAGUE COUNCIL Lela Lieuallen, Joyce Ledgerwood, Carol White, Susan Nichols, Beverly McMillan, Joan Schnei- der, Mary Alice Main, Kristie Weber, Janie Sheard. SEATED: P. Funk, B. McMillan, S. Schneider, J. Schneider, C. White, H. Youncs, B. Hansell, C. Rushing, L. McCoy, B. McMillan, S. Nichols; STANDING: L. Lieuallen, K. Smith, K. Rand, F. Carstens, T. Blaylock, R. Alderman, T. Smith, J. Blackwell, J. Ashcroft, J. Whitney, T. Hesp, T. Morasch, G. Miley, W. Marshall, Advisor Mr. Munck; BACK ROW: R. Coppock, S. Pambrun, B. Carstens, D. McEwen. STATE SPEECH CONTESTANTS Bill Hansell - Poetry Tom Blaylock - Impromptu STANDING - K. Smith, L. Harris, K. Rand, K. Weber, J. Sheard, P. Funk, L. Rand, L. Lieuallen, S. Nichols, L. Callaway, M. A. Maine, J. Remillard; KNEELING - L. Jackson, J. Zerba, S. McCracken, S. Sheard, K. White, S. Mayberry, C. White, E. Chase, J. Pambrun. Majorette - PEGGY FUNK SEATED - J. Ashcroft, W. Marshall, R. Alderman, B. McMillan, J. Blackwell, L. Lieuallen, B. Hansell T. Blaylock, G. Roden, R. Coppock; STANDING - J. Schneider, V. Woodward, S. Schneider, B. Mc- Millan, K. Smith, J. Ledgerwood, L. Jackson, M. Main, S. Nichols, C. White, T. Morasch. FIRST ROW - C. White, K. Weber, L. Callaway, B. Jackson, S. Sheard, J. Remillard, L. Jackson, S. McCracken, J. Zerba, J. Sheard; SECOND ROW - J. Ledgerwood, S. Schneider, B. McMillan, J. Schneider, K. Smith, M. Main, T. Blaylock, T. Morasch, E. Chase, S. Nichols, T. Duncan; THIRD ROW - R. Coppock, M. Perkins, L. Harris, S. Pambrun, J. Ashcroft, H. Harris, L. McCoy, S. May- berry, K. White, J. Whitney, K. Rand, R. Alderman, R. McMillan, P. Funk; FOURTH ROW - G. Roden, D. McMillan, J. Pambrun, L. Rand, L. Lieuallen, D. Widener, Mr. Hansen, Director. Mere’s the FIRST ROW - Tyler Hansell, Leonard Pittman, Robert Alderman, Terry Smith, Bob McMillan, Harold Youncs, Jim Blackwell, Bill Peal, Bill Carstens, Robert Coppock, Tom Blaylock; SECOND ROW - Sam Pambrun, Alan Coppock, Ron Myers, Denny Widener, Joy Ashcroft, David Grimes, Tom Hesp, Ronnie Hewitt, Bill Hays; THIRD ROW - Mr. Duncan (Coach), Casey Rushing, Tom Morasch, Mike Shields, Frank Carstens, Jim Whitney, Gary Moore, Bill Hansell, Mr. Nibler (Coach). Juture farmers of America GARY MOORE, Sentinel, ROBERT COPPOCK, Secretary BILL HANSELL, Treasurer, HAROLD YOUNCS, President, CASEY RUSHING, Vice President, KATHY RAND, Sweetheart, TOM BLAYLOCK, Chaplain, DOUG McEWEN, Reporter, MR. BLACK- WELL, Advisor. FIRST ROW - Ron Myers, Bill Hansell, Robert Coppock, Gary Moore, Harold Youncs, Kathy Rand (Sweetheart), Casey Rushing, Tom Blaylock, Doug McEwen, David Grimes; SECOND ROW - Delmar Zounar, Bill Peal, Ben Hays, Leonard Pittman. Tyler Hansell, Fred Breeding, Terry Smith, Ron Hewitt, Mark Perkins, Tom Hesp; THIRD ROW - Bill Carstens, Dave Case, George Messer, Mike Dormaier, Bill Hays, Keith La Munyon, Dick McMillan, Denny Widener, Don Hewitt, Bill Staats; FOURTH ROW - Alan Coppock, Tony Elder, Bill Hunka- pillar, Harold Harris. Cibrariam Beverley Jackson Rose Wilson Joan Schneider Kay Robinson Lois McCoy Sharon Schneider Head Librarian - VICKIE WOODWARD Assistant - VIRGINIA BEEBE Sherry Sheard Eileen Chase Joyce Ledgerwood Kathy Rand Beverly McMillan Lorraine Jackson Beverly Roberts Sue Tinsley Janet Remillard football Squad FOOTBALL SQUAD - FIRST ROW - Terry Smith, Bill Hansell, Joy Ashcroft, Bob Mc- Millan, Gary Moore, Harold Youncs (Senior), Denny Widener (Senior), Jim Blackwell (Senior), Leonard Pittman, Robert Coppock; SECOND ROW - Bill Hays, Jimmy Whitney, Bill Carstens, Donnie Hewitt, Ronnie Hewitt, David Grimes, Gene Rushing, Robert Alderman, Tom Hesp, Wesley Marshall; THIRD ROW - Doug McEwen, Bill Peal, Mark Perkins, Harold Harris, Dickie McMillan, Bill Hunkapillar, Mike Shields, Tyler Hansell. Casey Rushing (Senior, not pictured). for 1961-62 Pendleton J. V. 6 Stanfield 0 Joseph 13 Umatilla 31 Weston 26 Waitsburg 13 Stanfield 6 Pilot Rock 0 Go get 'em, Scots! JIM BLACKWELL - Most Deserving Player HAROLD YOUNCS - Best Lineman BOB McMILLAN - Best Back last ami Captivating! What can be more breathtaking than a tied score with only a minute left in the game? A foul shot with seconds to go, a smooth skillful goal, or a thrilling victory over a traditional foe by only one point, are all moments to be remembered. DISTRICT 7-B McEWEN McEWEN McEWEN KNEELING - Mr. Nibler (Coach), Casey Rushing, lim Blackwell, Bob McMillan, Tom Morasch, Mr. Duncan (Coach); STANDING - Terry Smith, Robert Coppock, Robert Alderman, Harold Youncs, Joy Ashcroft, Bill Hansell. Mike Shields, Denny Widener. SCORES McEWEN McEWEN McEWEN McEWEN McEWEN McEWEN McEWEN McEWEN McEWEN McEWEN McEWEN McEWEN McEWEN McEWEN McEWEN McEWEN McEWEN McEWEN McEWEN McEWEN McEWEN McEWEN COACH:CLOYD DUNCAN — Zhat’s Basket OPPONENTS RIVERSIDE STANFIELD FOSSIL RIVERSIDE UMATILLA STANFIELD ELGIN IONE MT. VERNON IONE ELGIN ST. JOE WESTON UMAPINE PILOT ROCK ST. JOE HELIX UMAPINE PILOT ROCK WESTON HELIX UMATILLA DISTRICT 7-B IONE WESTON PRAIRIE C. baseball Ceague Champs Zrack Participants HAROLD YOUNCS 5th High Jump State Meet MICHAEL SHIELDS 1st Shot Put State Meet McEWEN HIGH TRACK SQUAD 1961-1962 Jim Blackwell - Senior; Lorraine Jackson - Sophomore; Joy Ashcroft - Chairman; Nancy Wernsing - Freshman; Bobby McMillan - Junior Juter-Class Competition High on the list of activities at McEwen High is inter-class competition. The winning class of this activity has its name engraved on the plaque symbolizing their victory. A committee of five discusses and schedules the events of the year for the com- petition. Some of these are ticket sales, poster contests, spirit week, and game attendance. This was created to increase enthusiasm, and to promote interest and school spirit among the students at McEwen High School. CLASS OF '63 WINS Junior Class President, Bill Hansell, receives the inter-class competi- tion plaque from Student Body President, Casey Rushing. Ha - If they just knew the REAL plan . . . Who, me? Braah, Braah . . . It was rather funny . . . Candid Can’t pose now. I'm late. I don’t care what you think! I’m gettin' tired of askin' for them biscuits. faring Yikes! I’m getting Just see if I ever out of here! talk to him again. If you square X, the answer should be Z Ooh, that tickles! Qirls’ Ceaguc Zea SECRETARY Carol White installs Vickie Woodward. MARSHAL Joan Schneider installs Linda Calla- way. PRESIDENT Beverly McMillan installs Susan Nichols. TREASURER Joyce Ledgerwood installs Kay Robinson. VICE PRESIDENT Susan Nichols installs Mary Alice Main. HISTORIAN Mary Main installs Lois McCoy. Zhe Zea Program Humorous reading lightens the day Afternoon's Highlight - Girl of the Year Mother Advisor receives gift Man Overboard 7?A banquet Leonard Pittman Ron Myers Bill Staats Mike Dormaier Kieth LaMunyon Tom Blaylock Ronnie Hewitt Dick McMillan Harold Harris Gary Moore Tyler Hansell Ed Dufloth Projects Tom Hesp Harold Harris Donnie Hewitt Bill Peal Mark Perkins Delmar Zounar Terry Smith David Grimes Bill Hansell Tield Day Activities GENE'S BARBER SHOP Athena, Oregon THE ATHENA PRESS Complete Coverage of Area News Commercial Printing LO 6-3452 E. B. FOSTER Athena, Oregon Congratulations to the Class of 1962 Athena f.lzebba garage ATHENA GARAGE CO. Athena, Oregon Best Wishes to the Seniors! GEM THEATER Congratulations! ! Athena, Oregon AGRI-CHEM, INC. 6-3522 Athena, Oregon FRED’S MARKET Congratulations Athena, Oregon LO 6-3831 WATKIN’S PHARMACY The REXALL STORE Congratulations to the Class of 1962 Athena, Oregon Phone LOgan 6-3711 FUNK’S OF ATHENA Fine Clothing Shoes for All the Family Athena, Oregon Phone LOgan 6-3 651 TRACTORS PENDLETON GRAIN GROWERS LO 6-3545 Athena, Oregon FARMORE TIRE SERVICE Best Wishes Athena, Oregon BUD'S TEXACO STATION Athena, Oregon LO 6-9991 Congratulations, Seniors QUALITY GROCERY Congratulations to the Class of 1962 WAYNE PITTMAN, Owner Athena, Oregon DEAN PINKERTON INSURANCE AGENCY Congratulations to the Class of 1962 ATHENA SHELL SERVICE LEONARD GEISSEL Athena, Oregon FARM CHEMICALS OF OREGON Wholesale Distributors Fertilizers Herbicides and Insecticides Fertilizer Equipment Petroleum Products Tires and Batteries Irrigation Equipment Phone LO 6-3533 Athena, Oregon WESTON AND ATHENA COMMUNITY TELEVISION SYSTEM 216 South Columbia Builder s1 Bargain House Milton-F reewater J. E. OLINGER AND SONS MUNSELLE COMPANY Funeral Directors 902 S. Main Phone WE 8-3433 Milton-Freewater, Oregon STAN’S CLEANERS We Give S H Green Stamps 1107 S. Main WE 8-3741 Milton-Freewater, Oregon DON HALL FORD Thunderbird - Falcon Ford Cars - Trucks 5th and Main, Milton-Freewater ANTHONY'S DEPT. STORE We Clothe the Family Yardage - Shoes - Clothing 617 N. Main St. Milton- F reewater DR. ALLEN HERNDOBLER (Optometrist) Milton-F reewater TOTEM BOWL Bowling at Its Best LEW AND BETTY RENVILLE Props. Milton-F reewater 1 8 N. Elizabeth FITZGERALD'S Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry WE 8-5682 Milton-Freewater MI-LEE'S Popular Prices Ready-to-Wear 61 5 N. Main Milton-Freewater TWIN CITY OIL AND GAS CO. Feed - Seed - Liquid Fertilizers 209 Main Street Milton-Freewater, Oregon COE ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contracting Wiring and Repairs Fixture s Milton, Oregon DONS' PRINT SHOP Our Printing Speaks for Itself 1016 South Main Milton-Freewater, Oregon THE LEADER 1008 S. Main Milton-Freewater, Oregon DUFFY'S TEXACO 321 S. Main Lubrication and Tune-Up Repairs of All Kinds Milton-Freewater, Oregon A D PARTS 1 8 S. Columbia Milton-Freewater, Oregon RUSSEL BLACKLER Real Estate 1016 1 2 South Main Phone WE 8-7 522 Milton-Freewater, Oregon ZIGMAN'S FLOWERS 101 W. Broadway Milton-Freewater, Oregon IDEAL CLEANERS Call - Duggers Agency for Free Pick Up and Delivery Milton-Freewater, Oregon ■ LITTLE BIG DOLLAR STORE Nothing Over One Dollar POLLARD-POWELL MOTORS Chrysler - Plymouth - Valiant GMC Trucks - Mobile Homes Milton-Freewater, Oregon CLARK'S DRUG STORE 9 14 S. Main We Give S H Green Stamps Milton-Freewater, Oregon TAYLOR HARDWARE COMPANY Congratulations Pendleton, Oregon Insurance and Real Estate Farm Loans, Investments OSCAR SCHULTZ AGENCY 134 SW Court, Pendleton Phone CR 6-2521 PENDLETON DRUG Best Wishes Pendleton, Oregon PENDLETON VETERINARY CLINIC Congratulations! ! JOHN ROSE JEWELERS Pendleton, Oregon PHAGANS' College of Beauty Specialists in Hair Shaping Styling and Permanent Waving 326 S. Main Pendleton, Oregon McKEE FURNITURE 104 South East Dorion Ave. Pendleton, Oregon A Good Place to Trade LIBERTY CLEANERS 514 SW Emigrant Pendleton, Oregon We Give S and H Green Stamps PENDLETON MUSIC HOUSE, INC. FRED CARMICAL, President 112 South Main CR 6-6621 Pendleton, Oregon Records - Sheet Music - Magnavox - Stereo - TV Band Instruments SMITH FROZEN FOODS 201 SW 16th CR 6-4911 Pendleton, Oregon Packers of Frozen Vegetables Congratulations to the Class of 1962 Where Oregon Wheat Becomes The World's Most Famous SWANS DOWN CAKE FLOUR i IGLEHEART BROS. GENERAL FOODS CORPORATION P«n fl«ton. Orcaon Plant a i - i -1 : iRiiilV W Pendleton, Oregon DAWN'S Exclusive but Not Expensive Quality Has No Substitute CR 6-57 52 Pendleton, Oregon THE YARN SHOP Yarn - Gifts Free Instruction Pendleton, Oregon DONELL'S Yardage - Women's Apparel Cosmetics - Small Wear Pendleton, Oregon C • J MOTOR PARTS Your N.A.P.A. Jobber is a Good Man to Know. CR 6-4898 135 S.E. First Pendleton, Oregon SIMPSON'S AUTO PARTS, INC. Good Luck, Seniors Auto Electric Company Pendleton, Oregon ZIMMERMAN AND CO. 42 5 S . Main Pendleton, Oregon GUNTHER'S FIRESIDE You Can't Beat Home Cooking But We Try Our Best Catering Service - Banquet Room Pendleton, Oregon MOSETTE'S 245 S. Main Pendleton, Oregon PENDLETON BOTTLING CO. Now it's Pepsi for those who think young. Pendleton, Oregon VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. Roofing - Paint Building Materials 604 S. W. Dorion Ave . Pendleton, Oregon Phone CR 6-5611 STEWART’S SUPER Pendleton, Oregon MARKET KENNELL-ELLIS STUDIO 132 S. E . Dorion Ave . Pendleton, Oregon Quality Work at Reasonable Prices EAST-OREGONIAN Eastern Oregon's Greatest Newspaper Pendleton, Oregon Commercial Printing LARRY'S HOBBY SHOP Hobbies - Athletic Equipment 33 S. W. Dorion CR 6-4492 Pendleton, Oregon FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Pendleton, Oregon WALLA WALLA BOOK STORE Congratulati ons Walla Walla, Washington GOOD LUCK, SENIORS ( A friend) FALKENBERGS Jewelers Silve r smiths Importers Walla Walla Washington TALLMANS It's Tallmans for the Best Drugs - Cosmetics - Cameras CHEVRON STATION For the Best Service Walla Walla, Washington PASTIME CAFE Walla Walla, Washington BARRETT'S Fine Footwear Phone JA 9-3213 9-11 E. Main Street 9TH ST. MARKET ■ GROCERY Fine Selection of Foods Walla Walla, Washington WADE'S CLOTHING For Boys and Men Visit Our Student Cellar 124 E . Main Walla Walla, Washington JIM'S SPORT SHOP New and Used Goods JAMES K. DAVIS, Owner 1 17 W. Main St. Walla Walla, Washington PETE'S SPORT SHOP • MARINA Your Recreational Headquarters Walla Walla, Washington STANDARD SERVICE STATION Service is our Business Walla Walla, Washington WOMACK’S JEWELERS Watches, Diamonds Watch Repair Personalized Friendly Service Bon Marche Bldg. Walla Walla, Washington SPORLEDERS AND THE MAIN I SHOP Men's Stylists Phone JA 5-4783 DICKEY'S LUNCH Breakfast Lunch and Dinner 104 S. I st Ave . Phone JA 5-1543 MOBILE SERVICE STATION Congratulations Walla Walla, Washington SEIL'S SHOE STORE Fine Footwear and Hosiery Walla Walla, Washington APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 113 W. Alder Phone JA 9-1693 MYERS RADIO AND TELEVISION Television - Radio Sound Service 229 E. Alder Walla Walla, Washington GARDNERS 101 Years of Quality and Service Walla Walla, Washington SCOTTY CUMMINS ATHLETIC SUPPLY Your Dealer in School and Team Equipment MORRISON SUPPLY CO. 114-124 W. Rose Street Walla Walla, Wash. Phone JAckson 5-9180 EARNEST NORRIS AGENCY Farmers Insurance Group Fast - Fair - Friendly Claim Service Milton-Freewater WE 8-5234 Sponsorships We would like to thank the persons who helped support the 1962 Bagpipes by pur- chasing a copy earlier this year. Without the help of these persons, the annual could not have been published. We are especially and sincerely grateful for their patronage. Thompson Ranches Mrs. Edna McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. Flint Johns Mrs. Homer Watts Mrs. E. B. Foster Mr. and Mrs. Don Weber Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wernsing Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Hansell Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morasch Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Olmscheid Mrs. Mabel Coppock Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dowd Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Goss Ethel Montague _ „ - together Grace Catron ° Miss Jean Lieuallen Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Lieuallen Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Zeph Lockwood Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McEwen The Athena Press Mr. and Mrs. Donald Duncan Mr. and Mrs. John Adams Mr. and Mrs. Alton Lieuallen Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Johns Mr. and Mrs. James R. Smith Zke journey ’$ End . TAYLOR The World' PUBLISHING COMPANY 's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made